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Taoiseach in talks with religious

Taoiseach Bertie Ahern welcomed a gathering of representatives of the main Christian churches, as well as Jewish and Muslim leaders and humanists, at a ceremony in Dublin Castle this afternoon. Mr Ahern told the gathering they would not try to “recreate a special or privileged relationship with any denomination or creed” during the discussions. “Rather the Government wants to inaugurate a new departure and an open dialogue with all denominations that is respectful of every faith and that is equally mindful of those who profess none,” he said.

Man (31) dies in Co Waterford crashA man was killed in a crash early this morning in Co Waterford. The man (31) lost control of the quad bike he was riding at Clonegagale, Ballinamult, sometime after 2am. No other vehicles were involved. The dead man was taken to Waterford Regional Hospital. Gardaí in Dungarvan are investigating.

Drugs worth €210,000 seized in Dublin

A man in his 60s has been arrested after cocaine was seized in Dublin airport today. Three kilos of the drug were seized by officers from the Garda National Drugs Unit and Customs officials. The man was arrested at 1pm and taken to Santry Garda Station for questioning under Section 2 of the Drug Trafficking Act. This seizure, depending on forensic analysis, has a potential street value of €210,000.

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